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EDIT: Added the tail. I think I'm doing alright, and then I go and forget something like that...
Original name, right? Anyway, this was requested by . (How do you do that thing where it shows a user's avatar?)
Victor, I guess I should have looked a little closer at your artwork before I started this, but I was too eager to replicate that holiday in the Carribean I had. I hope the flukey good quality makes up for it.
I had some fun with this one. The background I made with the Portal 2 Authoring Tools, with the fish from Counter-Strike: Source (those clownfish are lazily reskinned goldfish) and the boat from Left 4 Dead 2. The oysters? They're mushrooms. :3 It's fun making purely visual maps because you don't have to worry about optimisation, but I do some of it anyway 'cos it gives me an OCD-like satisfaction.
The dappled light on the seabed isn't as bright as it should be because for some reason I felt it had to be animated, and I screencapped it at a dim bit. It was more successful on Amy herself.
Anatomically, this is probably my best work yet. I can now do half-decent looking hands and feet without copying from something else.
Amy the Squirrel © Eric Schwartz

Description
EDIT: Added the tail. I think I'm doing alright, and then I go and forget something like that...
Original name, right? Anyway, this was requested by . (How do you do that thing where it shows a user's avatar?)
Victor, I guess I should have looked a little closer at your artwork before I started this, but I was too eager to replicate that holiday in the Carribean I had. I hope the flukey good quality makes up for it.
I had some fun with this one. The background I made with the Portal 2 Authoring Tools, with the fish from Counter-Strike: Source (those clownfish are lazily reskinned goldfish) and the boat from Left 4 Dead 2. The oysters? They're mushrooms. :3 It's fun making purely visual maps because you don't have to worry about optimisation, but I do some of it anyway 'cos it gives me an OCD-like satisfaction.
The dappled light on the seabed isn't as bright as it should be because for some reason I felt it had to be animated, and I screencapped it at a dim bit. It was more successful on Amy herself.
Anatomically, this is probably my best work yet. I can now do half-decent looking hands and feet without copying from something else.
Amy the Squirrel © Eric Schwartz